Bremont MBII Neo-vintage differs from the movement of

differs from the movement of other regatta timers in that it features a rotating disc viewed through a partially open dial that reads digitally counts down 10 minutes and then reads “START” when the countdown is complete

it’s in mint condition with its factory stickers intact

Nine days later

Whether it’s a simple

Fitted to an integrated stainless steel bracelet with a signed hidden deployant clasp

Bremont MBII Neo-vintage differs from the movement ofBremont is a true rarity in the modern timepiece industry. Independently owned, the company produces incredibly high quality, purpose built timepieces in Great Britain with a distinctively aeronautical theme. Utilizing its custom Trip Tick cases and modified Swiss calibers tuned to Chronometer grade, Bremont's collection showcases the passion for engineering and aviation that the owners, Nick & Giles English, hold close to their hearts. We're suckers